Best workout songs

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  • I just started a playlist for my iPod for walking and so far I have:

    I'm too sexy - Right Said Fred
    Vibeology - Paula Abdul
    Get the Party Started - Pink
    Just Dance, Cosmic Girl, Virtual Insanity - Jamiraquoi (butchered the spelling, sorry)
    Black Horse and the Cherry Tree - KT Tunstall
    Grazin in the Grass - Raven
    Miss Independent, Since U Been Gone - Kelly Clarkson
    1985, Almost - Bowling for Soup

    Well, that's my list so far. These are all high energy songs that get me going and keep me going. I must look like a fool because I think I may even dance subconsiously while walking....I sometimes catch myself and have to remind myself I live in a small town that talks. I can just hear it now, "Did you see that lady skipping down the road?"
  • I download dance and techno remixes of pop songs off Napster from artists like Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, etc. Swing music gets me in the exercise mood too so I have Cherry Poppin Daddies and some Squirrel Nut Zippers. I also have a compilation of upbeat country songs from people like Dierks Bentley, Big and Rich, Travis Tritt, Alan Jackson and Tim McGraw. I'm not a country fan but the pop-rock crossover stuff is fun. I also have some bellydance music that I generally dance to, but I also like to play it when I'm on my Gazelle. Shakira is also good for dancing or any aerobic stuff.
  • Sugar and CHop Suey by System of a Down

    and Pretty much any reggaeton song gets me going!!
  • have you tried www.fitpod.com website? I only discovered it yesterday so not sure how useful it is but it looked pretty good....
  • I am an eclectic music lover. My ipod currently contains such hits as:

    She Blinded Me with Science. - Thomas Dolby
    Brickhouse - Commodores
    Hit Em Up Style - Blu Cantrell
    Fighter - Christina Agulara-sp?
    Toxic - Britney Spears
    Policy of Truth - Depeche Mode
    Don't Rain on my Parade -Bobby Darin
    Cornflake Girl -Tori Amos
    Matchless -Aaron Shust (Christian Comtemporary)

    And about 100 others along those lines. I have Jazz, Hip Hop, Country, Rock, Christian, Techno, Pop, etc....

    Whatever works best for you and keeps you moving.
  • Nine Inch Nails, Hole, Rage Against the Machine.